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Caprice, a Zaunite who sold herself into indentured servitude in order to escape the Undercity and live topside. She’s also willing to sell out anyone who threatens her current sense of stability working as Academy Security…at least, during “Arcane”.

Afterward you’ll see her trying to curry favor with Camille of Clan Ferros.

The designs for two protagonists for my current visual novel project, “Deathbed Dreaming”.

The main character, Kess, and her wife Quinn.

My slow mental collapse is reaching its climax because I kind of want some really bad things to happen to the apple-fruit company to vindicate my lost sanity.

I guess on top of everything else I gotta actually save shit with a real background now because FOR SOME FUCKING REASON iOS don’t believe in that transparent-background horse-hockey.

Anyway here’s my new buddy, Desmond. Desmond is dead and I killed him. My dormant brain willed it to be so in the dream that created him, and I’m not gonna argue with that decision because it doesn’t like back-talk.

So…Desmond is a very devoted cleric who practiced weaving a protective ritual day in and day out on the monastery grounds. Even his martyrdom couldn’t keep him from protecting the place. His grave is in a corner of the yard he paced, shaded by a modest young tree and bearing Lillies-of-the-Valley…although his cloak brandished Hyacinth imagery. He still casts the very ritual he was struck down for practicing on occasion, since his dedication and affinities with certain cosmic elements changed him into a sort of guardian spirit.

If I had a nickel for every biblically-adjacent mechanical savior I attached myself to in fiction, I’d have two nickels. This is the first. KOS-MOS was a light of hope in the darkest time of my life and I couldn’t be here without the inspiration she gave me. I gave her Precious Opal and Hepatica. If you know, you know.

Cameo portrait of Neeko with Ethiopian Opal and Passion Flower. I was playing her a lot in LoL at the time, ha ha.

Had quite the run with MHA for a while.

Have some Sadzawa hours.

I love him but it seems like the universe just wants him to be miserable.

Okay hear me out.

I am for sure, a Viktor Apologist.

But you wanna know what else I am?

…A Sevika Supremacist.

This is my main Runeterra OC. And I shamelessly ship her with Viktor. No one can stop me. I’m in too deep.

I’m…*invested* in them.

Her name is Miraig. She’s an Ionian-born spirit mage who fled to Piltover as a refugee when she was very young. Obviously, having nothing, her family landed in Zaun instead. She used her magic to become a horticulturalist in the Undercity, but leveraged her creative skills in becoming a Data Visualization Specialist by lending a fetching art nouveau flair to the charts she’d create. Even when this skill curried enough favor topside, she was often treated as a cute novelty and more of a “pet” to those who employed her. Being treated like a person once she landed in the Hextech labs was a refreshing change of pace.

These are her “Arcane” designs. Specifically s1 act 2 & 3 and s2 act 3 epilogue.

Rest assured she has some “League” stuff, even though it’ll probably be reworked alongside Viktor.

I’m gonna miss the old version, not gonna lie. I started headcanoning him as The Shredder, but with extra steps and now he’s being Thanos-snapped.

Oh well. I’ll still be a raging Viktor Apologist so that’s what counts I guess.

A Piltover character this time.

Meet Ibis.

A chemist whose flexible morals and opportunistic nature can make them very dangerous.

While working as an associate with the Hextech Labs, Ibis created quite the amicable connection with mainstay employee Miraig.

During the peak of tension between Piltover and Zaun, Ibis went from struggling entrepreneur to active bioterrorist while attempting to deal with being cornered by parties from both factions.

Old canon Elined after Miraig and Viktor didn’t do the one thing she asked (( look out for each other )).

A high-effort shitpost. It’s just a screencap redraw from “The Road to El Dorado”—